Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-10-06


"A lot of fine groceries just receiy,d
al }. W. Stovei'S.
Marshall 4. II. Dill and family re-
moved from Lewisbug TO West PhIla-
delphia last week. ,,s..g-
MAN at the telephonc--N0 shoddy
goods kept at the boot and shoe store OF
J. III. Musser II Son. i
.-.E. Z. Kmrr, WIN, ). Maize anu E.
W. Muck AL OF this place, ARE painting
in Nlttny Valley This week.
The woodshop Of llartman's foun-
dry on Penn street Was greatly improy-
ed 10y the laying ol Il new floor.
The cold waves are here NJ d SO is
my stock of Underwear IN endless Vari-
cites. Come and SEE. ID. :. X.
Mrs. Dr. ), G., Gutelus, of this
place, is ut present visiting friends ana
relatives IN MilllmbuIg aud other points
east. ~
Talk about your pumpkins. VIM.
kerstetter of near town comes TO the
frLut with one that measuI es 20 inches
in circumference. Next
&C. A. Snow u Co.. patent lawyers,
Washington, ID. report that patent
has been granted w. II. Jenkins, of
Bellefonte, for coal carrying car.
--Democrats not having paid tax
within two years should attend to ii
now. Next Saturday, Oct. Sth, is the
last day to pay voting tax. DO not
put it off until the last minute.
-Miiheim needs new sidewalks in
all parts of the boro'. Town council
will haye to issue special orders, if the
work is To be done before winter sets in
with its SHOWS rain and slush.
Our readers will please notice l.. b.
Stover's announcement of his store at
Madisonburg, in another column. Mr.,
Slower is u wide-awake business man
who makes it point to please his Gus
TONERS.
--J. w. Shook is beautifyIng the sur
roundings of his brick mansion onPenn
street, by filling up and leveling his
yard with Iich ground. Cuff" Alters,
that handy fellow, does the work and il
will be done right, too.
-Nevan Auman's grocery on Main
street seems to be headquarters for
checker playing. There are some inter-
esting match games played there every
evening, in the presence Of goodly
number of spectators.
An interesting event at the Ian
caster county fair at Lititz this week
will he the pubic marriage of farmer
| George Ryan and Miss Laura Hoover,
Of Lancaster, Governor Beaver tie hay
ing consented to the knot.
james Musser, whose return home
from the South we announced last
week. arrived in town last Monday
evening considerably reduced in health.
He is afflicted with malaria and has
been ailing for we'll nigh year.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT Z.
A. Yearick makes the following ap-
pointments for next Sunday The
Lords supper will be celebrated in the
Reformed church at Aaronsburg in the
forenoon /; there will be preaching at
st. Paul's in the afternoon, and in the
u. Is. cnurCh In Alinheim, In the eve
ming.
We had call from John d. Deck
er, of Potters' Mills, on Tuesday after
noon. He is the Republican candidate
for county commissioner and was down
to hunt up his republican friends. Mr..
d. is quiet and pleasant gentleman
who seems to haye but ore fault, and
that is he that travels in bad company
politically.
Mrs. Louisa Harter has opened a
millinery shop in Rebersbnrg and will
receive the latter part OF this week an
elegant stock of new millinery goods,
comprising the latest styles In hats,
bonnets, ribbons, laces, feathers, &c.
She desires the ladies of Rebersburg
and vicinity to call and inspect her
SCocR. Her motto IS the best goods at
the lowest prices. Look out for her
advertisement next week.
-Musser 81 Alexander, our popular
marhlemen, received the elegant and
large granite monument intended for the
grave of the late George Shafer, of Zion,
on Tuesday morning, and had the same
taken to the Zion cemetery to. mark
the last resting place of the deceased.
This monument is one Of the finest that
has yet been put out from the Millheim
marble works and will be the handsom
est piece Of work on that graveyard.
What is of special interest to parties in
heed of tombstones are the low prices
they charge for their work, considera-
tion that is very important to the aver
age purchaser.
The register of the National Hotel
at this place, III. G.. Shafer proprietor,
shows up remarkably well for the past
week, a large number of travellers hav-
ing stopped there, which would indi-
cate that Shafer and his landlady under
stand full well TO treat their guests in
the best style. Among those who put
up at the National last Saturday were
Miss Fairy Shafer, of Reading, and
Miss Ida Kreamer, of Rebersburg, ac-
companied by Messrs. r. /. Frantz and
J. A. Shreckengost,of Tylersville. all of